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  • Why Californians Should Vote No on Proposition 24

    By: Katharina Kopp | Sep 24 2020

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    The Center for Digital Democracy (CDD) announced today its opposition to the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), also known as Proposition 24, which will appear on the November 2020 California general election ballot. CDD has concluded that Prop 24 does not sufficiently strengthen Californians’ privacy and may, in fact, set a new, low, and thus dangerous standard for privacy protection in the U.S.

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    Katharina Kopp
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  • CDD’s Executive Director, Jeff Chester, on CBS 60 Minutes

    By: Katharina Kopp | Nov 15 2018

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    The law that lets Europeans take back their data from big tech companies

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    Katharina Kopp
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  • Consumer groups in the U.S. and EU urge Facebook to adopt the General Data Protection Regulation as a global baseline standard

    By: Katharina Kopp | Apr 9 2018

    In an open letter to Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckkerberg, members of the Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue urge the company "to confirm your company’s commitment to global compliance with the GDPR".

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    Katharina Kopp
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  • Canadians Advance Bill to Limit the Marketing of Unhealthy Foods to Children, Including Online

    By: Katharina Kopp | Feb 20 2018


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  • Federal Election Commission (FEC) Must Hold Hearings on Role of Digital Media in Political Campaigns

    By: Katharina Kopp | Nov 9 2017

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    The Center for Digital Democracy calls on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to hold hearings examining the role that the Internet and related digital data applications now play in federal political campaigns. The public needs a better understanding of how contemporary digital practices in the “Big Data” era affect our electoral system. CDD also urges the FEC to begin a rulemaking to revise its regulations concerning disclaimers so the public has appropriate access to information regarding the operations of online ads and related content.  

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    Katharina Kopp
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  • Health Wearable Devices Pose New Consumer and Privacy Risks

    By: Kathryn Montgomery, Jeff Chester, Katharina Kopp | Aug 29 2017


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